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I believe this new model in Claude Code is a glimpse of the future we're hurtling towards, maybe as soon as the first half of next year: software engineering is done.
Soon, we won't bother to check generated code, for the same reasons we don't check compiler output.
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The interface of the future is human.
We’ve raised a $40M Series B from CRV, Scale, Sequoia, and YC to teach machines the art of being human, so that using a computer feels like talking to a friend or a coworker.
And today, I’m excited for y’all to meet the PALs: a new human-computing interface.
PALs are emotionally intelligent, multimodal, and capable of understanding and perceiving. They can see, hear, reason, and even look like us.
We’re releasing our 5 favorite PALs to start. Each PAL has its own distinct personality- from AI assistants to best friends.
PALs:
- Meet us where we are. Face-to-face over video call, on the phone, or even by text.
- Are always thinking. They’re proactive, reach out first, remind you about what you forgot, or might just check in on you.
- Understand us, finally. PALs can see us, understand our tone, emotion, and intent, and communicate in ways that feel more human.
- Evolve with you. PALs have advanced memory, remember your preferences and needs, and adapt themselves over time.
- Are capable. PALs can handle complex tasks — from responding to your emails to moving your schedule around to creating docs and doing research for you.
Science fiction promised us a new human-computer interface, beyond the GUIs of yesterday, a human-like interface that would feel second-nature to use. That future never came, until now.
Charlie’s story brings this idea to life.
We’re excited for you to meet Charlie and his PALs for free at tavus.io
Enjoy the film 👇
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Something new is coming. Human computing.
A shift in how we connect with AI... and who’s on the other side.
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Last night we rolled out the red carpet for a special premiere and a first-ever look at the future of human computing.
We took over the Presidio theatre in SF, filled it with retro computers, and brought everything back to life for a full on immersive experience.
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Can machines think?
1950. The question that started it all. Alan Turing sits down and asks something no one had asked before:
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CVI beta launch wk feat. 🧠Memories
AI personas should remember you.
With Memories, every conversation now builds on the last. No repeats, just smarter, more human conversations.
Build tutors that adapt to a student’s progress, stylists who remember your preferences, and therapists that recall past sessions.
✨More features dropping every day this week.
Sign up ⬇️
tavus.io/
Brian Johnson retweeted
Congrats @RingCentral 1st Prize winners at the @Launch Hackathon, @code_brian & @barbie_t, for their 'Respondu' app!
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Coinbase 🛡️@coinbase28 Feb 2015
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Excited to see what the devs here at the @Launch hackathon build with the @CoinbaseAPI #programmablemoney
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Replying to @LAUNCH
Thanks @Launch & @ringcentral for a great hackathon! “@Launch: @RingCentral picks....Respondle as the their winners! http://t.co/7yPeujRHcb” – at San Francisco, CA
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TechCrunch@TechCrunch1 Mar 2015
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HTC and Valve partner to make a VR gaming headset called Vive tcrn.ch/1Cdx6la
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#launchhack demo of Respondu online decentralized reviews w/ @coinbase micro TXs & @Macys_API @code_brian @barbie_t
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#protip want to fork a promise into another one of the same state (for observation? call `then()` with no params:
var newpr = oldpr.then();
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Are you at risk for vampire bites? Our map uses real data to show if you're at risk on.trulia.com/1wuYtT4
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Complaining about software being "too magical" is a categorical mistake. Your favorite layer is magic too, unless you're doping silicon.





























